"ps4 fc26 Besuche die Website Buyfc26coins.com. Fairer Preis, schneller Service..task"

Sorted by: Category: Date:

Results for:

By Beth Luberecki |
July 15, 2021

Entrepreneur seizes on an unmet need in senior health care

Kerri Johnson success can be traced to her get-to-yes mindset.

Health Care

By Mark Gordon |
August 15, 2021

Naples real estate pioneer, entrepreneur dies at 92

The real estate brokerage John Wood founded is now one of the biggest in the region.

News

By Beth Luberecki |
September 30, 2021

Family-run boat business sold — in deal of good timing

The third generation to run a family business, for a host of reasons, often stumbles. By staying open to alternative ideas, one family aims to avoid the turbulence.

Strategies

By Beth Luberecki |
October 7, 2021

William Diaz-Garcia II, 35

Narrative Coffee Roasters, co-owner

Class of 2021

By Business Observer Staff |
March 8, 2021

In Memoriam: Sam Galloway, 1944-2021

In 1971, Sam Galloway, then 27, became the country's youngest Ford dealer.

News

By Kevin McQuaid |
March 19, 2021

Midtown Tampa about to blossom

Midtown Tampa, a $500 million, mixed-use development in the Westshore area of Tampa, is preparing to debut retail, lodging, residences and offices on 22-acre tract.

Commercial Real Estate

By Beth Luberecki |
May 5, 2021

Hammer time: corporate executive enters franchise sector

Rick Sander has his eye on a specific goal: recurring revenue.

Entrepreneurs

By Amanda Postma |
June 10, 2021

Bradenton coffee company prioritizes staying approachable

As a coffee-loving duo grow their business, they seek to be different from the competition — starting with the front door.

Manatee-Sarasota

By Beth Luberecki |
October 28, 2021

Prominent land developer launches consulting firm

Donald Schrotenboer seeks to help others get ahead in the complicated and usually costly sector.

Commercial Real Estate

By Louis Llovio |
November 18, 2021

Could three projects boost a sleepy commercial district?

City and business leaders in Cape Coral hope projects can transform South Cape into trendy hotspot.

Commercial Real Estate

By Brian Hartz |
December 11, 2020

Credit union makes small — but mighty — acquisition

Pinellas County-based Achieva Credit Union targets growth across the bay.

Finance

By Brian Hartz |
July 24, 2020

Empire state of mind: Law firm snags another New York legal star

Attorney Hilary Lane has joined Quarles & Brady in Tampa, Florida, as a partner. She previously served as chief privacy officer at NBCUniversal, the media conglomerate that owns NBC and Universal Pictures.

By Mark Gordon |
July 30, 2020

Company puts Tampa HQ up for sale for $6.5M

With many offices looking more like ghost towns than bustling hubs of people, some entrepreneurs — even ones running growing companies — are doing the once unthinkable: downsizing space.

Commercial Real Estate

By Grier Ferguson |
August 5, 2020

Manufacturers associations act fast to help members in new ways during pandemic

Area organizations have introduced job boards, webinars and ways to connect with manufacturers statewide.

Strategies

By Mark Gordon |
September 7, 2020

Community bank readies itself for surge in business

With new buildings and new customers — capitalizing on bigger banks’ missteps in one case — Sanibel Captiva Community Bank primes itself for a solid end to the year.

Finance

By Brian Hartz |
September 10, 2020

Reckoning day: Lawyers ready for tidal wave of bankrupt businesses

With coronavirus relief funding and other protections coming to an end, commercial bankruptcy filings are expected to soar. Some attorneys are about to get really busy.

By Brian Hartz |
October 9, 2020

Service winner: Sports exec overcomes long odds to pull off premier event

Stacey Allaster, a St. Petersburg, Florida, resident and longtime tennis executive, in June became the first woman to be named tournament director of the U.S. Open in the prestigious event’s 140-year history.

Leadership

By Beth Luberecki |
October 15, 2020

Entrepreneur tackles pandemic — after beating cancer

When you’ve started your business in the recession, and are in remission from cancer, it can help put things in perspective.

Strategies

By Kevin McQuaid |
December 6, 2019

Seeing Red

Red Rock Developments of South Carolina is bringing its experience developing industrial spec projects in Atlanta and elsewhere to the Interstate 4 corridor, with a project in Plant City.

Commercial Real Estate

By Beth Luberecki |
December 27, 2019

Half-century old manufacturer enhances strategy, model

Pelican Wire is going new in several areas, from clients to equipment to even employee benefits. The strategy could begin to pay off in 2020.

Strategies

« 672 673 674 675 676 677 678 679 680 681 »

Results for:

Entrepreneur seizes on an unmet need in senior health care

Naples real estate pioneer, entrepreneur dies at 92

Family-run boat business sold — in deal of good timing

William Diaz-Garcia II, 35

In Memoriam: Sam Galloway, 1944-2021

Midtown Tampa about to blossom

Hammer time: corporate executive enters franchise sector

Bradenton coffee company prioritizes staying approachable

Prominent land developer launches consulting firm

Could three projects boost a sleepy commercial district?

Credit union makes small — but mighty — acquisition

Empire state of mind: Law firm snags another New York legal star

Company puts Tampa HQ up for sale for $6.5M

Manufacturers associations act fast to help members in new ways during pandemic

Community bank readies itself for surge in business

Reckoning day: Lawyers ready for tidal wave of bankrupt businesses

Service winner: Sports exec overcomes long odds to pull off premier event

Entrepreneur tackles pandemic — after beating cancer

Seeing Red

Half-century old manufacturer enhances strategy, model

3 Articles Remaining!

Not a Subscriber?

Already a Subscriber?

Results for:

3 Articles Remaining!

Not a Subscriber?

Already a Subscriber?

Sign Up for Daily Brief

Sign Up for CRE Central